Program Content. A. The use of HOME funds provided under this contract will be limited to the subsidy of actual costs involved in the acquisition of property, construction of homes, purchase and re-habilitation of existing homes, demolition, and the developer fees earned in connection with completion of each unit. Funding under this agreement will be provided in the form of a 0% interest development subsidy loan to complete the project as approved by the Department of Housing and Community Services.
B. Upon execution of this contract, the Developer shall proceed to complete acquisition of the individual project sites as described herein, upon completion of environmental reviews or within 60 days of execution of this agreement, whichever date comes later. An extension of time for site acquisition may be approved by the City of Wichita Housing and Community Services Department on a case-by-case basis.
C. Developer will identify potential owner-occupant buyers for the homes to be constructed, will assist them in applying for and securing first mortgage financing, will assist them in applying for down payment assistance loans to be provided by the City, and will coordinate final closings. The Developer is prohibited from charging servicing, loan origination, processing, inspection, or other fees that represent the cost of providing HOME assistance.
D. Developer shall complete closing of construction loans in order to leverage HOME funds construction investment, in an amount equivalent to 70% or more of the appraised value of the home to be constructed, as approved by the City, within 60 days of the acquisition of the project sites, or within 60 days of signing a purchase agreement with an owner-occupant buyer who has obtained a written commitment for long-term mortgage financing, whichever date comes later.
E. The Developer shall commence construction activities at each individual project site within 45 days of construction loan closing, but no later than 360 days from the date of execution of this funding agreement. Each single family home is to be completed within a period of six months. Final site improvements are to be completed as seasonally appropriate.
Program Content. Each DM program shall include the development of treatment plans, as described in NCQA Disease Management program content, that serve as the outline for all of the activities and interventions in the program. At a minimum the activities and interventions associated with the treatment plan shall address condition monitoring, patient adherence to the treatment plan, consideration of other co-morbidities, and condition-related lifestyle issues. For CHOICES members, appropriate elements of the treatment plan shall be individualized and integrated into the member’s plan of care to facilitate better management of the member’s condition.
Program Content. A. The use of HOME funds provided under this contract will be limited to the subsidy of actual costs involved in the acquisition of property, construction of homes, purchase and re-habilitation of existing homes, demolition, and the developer fees earned in connection with completion of each unit. Funding under this agreement will be provided in the form of a 0% interest development subsidy loan to complete the project as approved by the Department of Housing and Community Services.
B. Upon execution of this contract, the Developer shall proceed to complete acquisition of the individual project site as described herein within 30 days of execution of this agreement. An extension of time for site acquisition may be approved by the City of Wichita Housing and Community Services Department on a case-by-case basis.
C. Developer will identify potential owner-occupant buyers for the home to be constructed, will assist them in applying for and securing first mortgage financing, will assist them in applying for down payment assistance loans to be provided by the City, and will coordinate final closings. The Developer is prohibited from charging servicing, loan origination, processing, inspection, or other fees that represent the cost of providing HOME assistance.
D. Developer shall complete closing of construction loans in order to leverage HOME funds construction investment, in an amount equivalent to 70% or more of the appraised value of the home to be constructed, as approved by the City, within 30 days of the acquisition of the project sites, or within 30 days of signing a purchase agreement with an owner-occupant buyer who has obtained a written commitment for long-term mortgage financing, whichever date comes later.
E. The Developer shall commence construction activities at each individual project site within 15 days of construction loan closing, but no later than 75 days from the date of execution of this funding agreement. Each single-family home is to be completed within a period of six months. Final site improvements are to be completed as seasonally appropriate.
Program Content. Each DM program shall include the development of program content plans, as described in NCQA Disease Management Standards as treatment plans, to serve as the outline for all of the activities and interventions in the program focusing on patient empowerment strategies to support the provider-patient relationship. At a minimum the activities and interventions shall address condition monitoring, patient adherence to the program, consideration of other co-morbidities, and condition-related lifestyle issues. For CHOICES members, appropriate elements of the program content plan shall be individualized and integrated into the member’s plan of care to facilitate better management of the member’s condition.
11. Section 2.8.7.2 through 2.8.7.2.6 shall be deleted and replaced with new Sections 2.8.7.2, and 2.8.7.3 through 2.8.7.3.6 as described below. The current Section 2.8.7.3 shall be renumbered as 2.8.7.4.
Program Content. A. The use of HOME funds provided under this contract will be limited to the subsidy of actual costs involved in the acquisition of property, construction of homes, purchase and re-habilitation of existing homes, demolition, and the developer fees earned in connection with completion of each unit. Funding under this agreement will be provided in the form of 0% loans to complete projects as approved on a case-by-case basis by the Department of Housing and Community Services. Developer shall obtain construction loans in order to leverage HOME funds construction investment, in an amount equivalent to 50% or more of the appraised value of the home to be constructed.
Program Content. Lessee intends that only programming of a sort which would not serve to place Lessor's reputation in the community in jeopardy will be transmitted by Lessee on the ITFS Channels. In an attempt to minimize disputes, recognizing the difficulties inherent in specifying exact standards herein, it is agreed that Lessee shall have the right to market the programming provided by the networks and services listed on Exhibit E. If, however, the programming content of any of the networks and services listed on Exhibit E materially changes, Lessor shall have the right, upon ninety (90) days notice, to deny Lessee the right to continue transmitting such programming if Lessor would have the right to deny Lessee the right to transmit such programming under the provisions of this paragraph in the first instance. If Lessee proposes to transmit the programming of any new programming service, the Lessee shall notify Lessor in writing specifying in detail the nature of the new programming service and Lessor shall have the right, upon written notice served upon Lessee within thirty (30) days after Lessor's receipt of any such notice from Lessee, to deny to Lessee the right to transmit such service if such programming is obscene and/or contradicting local, state and/or federal laws or otherwise violates any federal, state or local laws or regulations. If no such denial notice is received by Lessee within such thirty (30) days, Lessee shall be authorized to transmit all such services for which no denial notice is received. There shall be no reduction in fees required under this Agreement for any such programming not permitted to be transmitted.
Program Content. The Program Content for each Program Year will be as defined in the Communications Plan for that year as approved by a majority of the Steering Committee. Annual Program elements will include, at a minimum: 1) operation of the Program’s website, xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or its equivalent, 2) the hosting of occasional educational seminars open to the public concerning stormwater pollution prevention and related topics, and 3) advertisements in various media.
Program Content. The Program shall consist of the following core activity components:
3.1. Sign all children in and out;
3.2. Provide age-appropriate activities and Premises-based choices;
3.3. Provide supervised care time;
3.4. Provide liaisons with parents and District staff;
3.5. Strive to meet national standards for excellence in early child care programming.
Program Content. 1. The content of the AAECP Phase III will reflect the broadened objectives of the Program through the establishment of two distinct streams:
(a) A dedicated Projects Stream, focusing on technology transfer projects (including through applied research and development); and
(b) A dedicated Linkages Stream in the priority sectors, which will be the major facilitator for private sector involvement and networking.
2. Under the Projects Stream, six long-term projects of up to four years duration will be funded. The contributions in funds or in kind by all Parties to project activities will be fully detailed in project designs.
3. Under the Linkages Stream, short-term discrete activities will be funded. Cost-sharing arrangements between ASEAN-Australia industry and activity beneficiaries will be designed to reflect the mutual benefit and commercial objectives.
4. The objectives, priority sectors, eligible activities, activity duration and level of support, as well as cost sharing, eligibility of applicants and selection guidelines have been agreed and set out in the "AAECP Linkages Stream Guidelines".
Program Content. A) The IRS and the Alliance recognize that refund anticipation loans (RALs) may be offered by Alliance members. If RALs are offered, they shall include these added features reflecting enhanced standards of consumer protection. Alliance members who offer RALs agree that their offers will be consistent with the following:
1. No offer of free return preparation and filing of an electronic return in the Free File program shall be conditioned on the purchase of a RAL.
2. RALs may only be offered in a manner consistent with all statutes and regulations, as well as any guidance issued by the Department of Treasury or the IRS, applicable at the time of the offering.
3. RALs will be offered with clear language indicating that:
(a) They are loans, not a faster way of receiving an IRS refund;
(b) They must be repaid even if the IRS does not issue a full refund;
(c) That because RALs are short-term loans, interest rates may be higher than some other forms of credit and consumers may wish to consider using other forms of credit; and,
(d) The time frame in which tax refunds are typically paid is based upon the different filing options available to the taxpayer including the different options that taxpayers have to receive a refund directly from the government (paper check versus direct deposit).
4. No RALs will be made unless consumers affirmatively consent in advance to receiving a RAL. The refund loan facilitator must disclose the expected time within which the loan will be paid to the taxpayer if such loan is approved. No RALs will be made unless consumers affirmatively consent to sharing any personal data in accordance with 26 U.S.C. §7216 with financial institutions making a refund loan.
5. RALs may be offered only as one option among options including a no-added- fee refund from the IRS. The IRS refund option shall be presented first.
6. RALs may be offered but not promoted. A taxpayer may only be asked if they are interested in a RAL once.
7. Some Free File Alliance firms will not offer RAL products, thus ensuring that consumers have RAL free options.
8. The refund loan facilitator shall disclose all refund anticipate loan fees with respect to the refund anticipation loan. Such disclosure shall include:
(a) A copy of the fee schedule of the refund loan facilitator;
(b) The typical fees and interest rates (using annual percentage rates as defined by section 107 of the Truth in Lending Act (15 U.S.C. 1606)) for several typical amounts of such loans;
(c) Typical fee...